My work started at sea.

What began with sailing moved into yacht construction, engineering and material innovation. Always around the same questions: how things are built, how they last, and what they leave behind.

Those questions never went away. They just found new contexts.

Today I work on three things.

Advanced composite materials through ExoTechnologies, where performance and long-term responsibility are treated as the same objective, not competing ones.

Helping founders, teams and organisations find clarity when things become complex and direction is not always obvious, through Transat.

And supporting long-term access to education through ISEP, because knowledge only has value when it can be passed on.

Different contexts. But the same underlying question runs through all three: what needs to be in place for something to hold over time?